the subject property is located on the parkside neighborhood and was constructed as a single family home in the early 1900s. historic resource evaluation conducted for the property concluded that the home is not a resource. properties in the immediate vicinity consist of two or three-story single family and multifamily dwellings, commercial buildings and two to four story mixed use buildings of varying design and construction. the block face is characterized by a two to four story builds, mixed styles. the existing structure is a two-bedroom, two-bath home with an attic which measures 34 feet, overall for the structure to the midpoint of the sloped roof. the new structure would provide three bedroom, three three-bedroom units, two bath dwellings ranging from size up to 1632 square feet and will include a ground floor area of commercial space of 1,731 square feet. and overall building will have approximate ate of 45 feet. in addition, the project will include 1,392 square feet of usable open space through a combination of private and common open space. to date, the department has received

the impact completely severed a power pole on north parkside drive. live wires are down about a half mile stretch of the road is close. pg&e is there making repairs but they are not sure how long that will take. police say the driver of the car ran off . >>> a live look it san francisco airport. at least 350 flights have been delayed today. a dozen moore were canceled. the airport says the laser running about 30 to 45 minutes on average . >> it's also big mess of the sacramento international airport, airport kiosks are malfunctioning. all on this, one of the busiest travel days of the year. the troubles all began with a car crash. >> reporter: long lines outside and inside the sacramento airport, passengers not surprised by what's in store. >> the line is forever, i have been here for an hour and i haven't even gone up there to check my bag yet. >> reporter: cause airline staff to check in passengers manually . according to at&t a car crash damaged a bundle of fiber optic bundles making it a long day for travelers while repairs have been made . >> are

san francisco heritage will be working in every corner of the city, particularly the excelsior and parkside districts. i look forward to partnering with you in the coming year. i wish the best holiday season to you and your loved ones. thank you. >> president yee: before you leave the podium, i also should have chimed in earlier that the work that you do to preserve history of the city, in particular on the west side, is just remarkable. it's benefitted different generations. my kids read your stuff. i've read it. it's not even you talk about the whole west side. you have publications that are specific to the neighborhoods. the smaller neighborhoods. and it's just amazing what i've learned just reading your material. for those who don't know his work, which are few of you that don't know, but if you don't know, really, look up the publications, if you really want to know about san francisco. supervisor peskin. >> supervisor peskin: thank you, president yee. and thank you, supervisor fewer, and everything has been said, but not everybody has said it. so i would like to associate myself with

are investigating this happened around 9 30 last night at the intersection of will a pass road and parksidea 63 year-old man in a wheelchair was crossing the road. outside of the designated cross walk when he was head. he later died at the hospital. the person behind the wheel stayed on the scene and is cooperating with police. >>the woman. this is slamming her car into an antioch barber has entered a not guilty plea ruby del good deal made her first court appearance yesterday in pittsburgh. she pled not guilty to attempted murder hit and run and child abuse. prosecutors say on december 4th delgaudio rammed her car into her son's barber and the business next door because she was upset with her childs hair cut. >>she left the establishment came back. they had a verbal fight in the barbershop and that she was trying to kick the window of the barber shop when she went back outside what ultimately led him to follow her to try to get her information to call the cops, he went outside to take pictures of her car and then she proceeded to ram him into a neighboring business. >>the barber brian mart

it happened at the intersection of will pass road and parkside drive the 63 year-old man was in his wheelchairg the road just outside of the designated crosswalk when he was hit. ended up dying at the hospital, the driver stopped and did cooperate with police drugs and alcohol are not a factor in that crash. according to officials that are investigating. also in the east bay, a man is in jail after an hour's long standoff in fremont police say the man committed a home invasion robbery and then barricaded himself on top of a five-story building. he broke into a woman's apartment assaulted her and then ran off with her belongings, this was all friday morning and up the top of that building though that was under construction. the building superintendent says the man tried to blend in with construction workers. but it didn't take long for police to find him. so my guys are actually getting reany to pour concrete. >>and we couldn't do that so everybody cleared the building at the request of the police and then everybody just stood out here for 6 hours waiting for him to leave so they can go get the

it doesn't cover the house in parkside. doesn't cover parnasas heights or diamond heights but it covers a bunch of other areas. it leaves vernal heights off. so who is this impacting? you just came from an equity discussion. so i think it's very important for you to analyze how these two things work together how does sb50 and how do these pdas work together and how do they work together if there is a planning process for these neighborhoods that sb50 or these pdas are going to be affecting or whether the entire planning process for those areas are signals, because that is i think what we are talking about unless you the planning commission and the planning staff and the board of supervisors decide that the way that we move forward is through a planning process, be it for the richmond or the sunset or other districts that are seeing the expansions of these pdas. the last thing i want to say is it's really cool there's now an analysis of priority production areas. those of you, and i believe director ram was around for the ea

happening after 9:30 last night near the intersection of willow path road and parkside drive. police say the victim was not in the crosswalk when hit. the drive is a 31-year-old woman from antioch. she is cooperating. drugs and alcohol did not appear to be involved. >>> investigators are calling the disappearance of this sun bruno woman suspicious. family and friends are hoping for the best but fearing the worst. today they will be searching in nearby parks. abc 7 news reporter lauren martinez talked to her son. >> lori esposito has been missing two weeks. >> this is unlike her to not contact me. >> reporter: the last day family and friends heard from her was november 29th. her belongings were left at her sun bruno condo. >> it's suspicious to us because she left her dog she loved in the apartment. her car is at her residence zblb. >> reporter: sun brunn ofr police detective says she left her cell phone and wallet. >> completely out of character for this person to go missing. >> reporter: 61-year-old esposito is a retired social worker. >> helping out the children in abusive h

before we begin, please note the doors located on both the parkside and the jfk streetside of the form. in the event of them emergency, locked to the exit closest to you and congregate in the jfk parking lot. please also take a moment to silence her cell phones. you can join the conversation online with the #jfk junior forum live and interact with our student run instagram at jfk junior forum for behind-the-scenes highlights. please take your seats out and join me in welcoming our guests and director of the center on media, politics and public policy, nancy gibbs. [applause]. >> good evening and for those of you that have not had a chance this semester to make it across the charles hotel, the center over is focused on the intersection of media, politics and public policy which means we are looking at the quality of information in a free society, so a lot of that means working to get the best research into the hands of journalists to help newsrooms with hard questions that they are facing. all of that is promoting good high-quality information, but you will understand why at this moment

at the intersection of willow pass road and parkside drive.ruck a 63 year old man in a wheelchair while he was crossing the street. he was taken to the hospital but he later died ergo >>> mayor martinez said he is doing just fine after being attack at his downtown office. the mayor, ron schroeder says a man's fettered to detain him under citizens arrest. became violent when the mayor did not comply. >>> a good samaritan jump in the incident. >> we fought back. he bid one officer i believe the sergeant on the finger. he also bit the good samaritan and the good samaritan was bleeding. and he took him away. >> the suspect is identified as elijah dominguez. lori say, he has this up did previous city council meetings. he is now facing battery charges. >>> the first day of service for the toy drive train. a ribbon-cutting ceremony is taking place at the new nevada station at 10:30. explaining how smart, is planning for a future extension. >> 17 years after smart train was conceived. over two years since the system was originally built smart trains l

it happened about 9 30 friday night at the intersection of will pass road in parkside drive. according to police the 63 year-old man in a wheelchair was crossing the road outside of the crosswalk when he was struck by the car which is driven by a 31 year-old antioch resident, the man died at the hospital. the driver is cooperating with police officials say drugs and alcohol are not a factor in this crash. now to the north bay where commuters in larkspur can now head downtown to an to downtown nevada via smart rain. and this is video posted on twitter the new larkspur station will also serve as a gateway for tourists who want to visit marin and sonoma counties for now that rain will be running on a temporary schedule which allows riders to take advantage of the new service to and from san francisco as well and then beginning on january first smart will be expanding service on weekdays. happening today, the end of an era in the east bay today is the final raiders game at the oakland coliseum we're expecting a very emotional raider nation to show up in full force and they're hop